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At most one computing (CX or CS) course is allowed, including courses crosslisted with CX or CS courses.

All Special Topics courses (4801/4803/4823, etc.) MUST be approved by your advisor. No SEMINARS may be used

YOU MUST MEET THE PRE-REQUISITE REQUIREMENTS FOR EACH COURSE

Some departments may only allow you to register during Phase II.

To satisfy Group 2 Engineering Elective credit, all Vertically-Integrated Projects (VIP) courses must be approved by the ISyE Associate Undergraduate Chair each semester, and at least three but no more than four credits of VIP coursework must be taken.

Course

Description

Credit

AE 2020

Low-Speed Aerodynamics

3

AE 2220

Dynamics

3

AE 3450

Thermodynamics & Comp Flow

3

BMED 2210

Conservation Principles in BME

3

BMED 3100

Systems Physiology

3

CEE 2040

Dynamics

{only students who have applied to graduate will be considered for a permit; contact your ISyE advisor}

2

CEE 2300

Environmental Engineering Principles

{only students who have applied to graduate will be considered for a permit; contact your ISyE advisor}

3

CEE 3010

Geomatics

{only students who have applied to graduate will be considered for a permit; contact your ISyE advisor}

3

CEE 4100

Construction Engr & Mgt

{only students who have applied to graduate will be considered for a permit; contact your ISyE advisor}

3

CEE 4300

Environmental Engineering Systems

{only students who have applied to graduate will be considered for a permit; contact your ISyE advisor}

3

CEE 4600

Transportation Planning & Design

{only students who have applied to graduate will be considered for a permit; contact your ISyE advisor}

3

ChBE 2100

Chemical Process Principles

3

ChBE 2130 (was 2110)

Chemical Engineering Therodynamics I

3

ChBE 4803

Biofuels, Bleaching and Paper making

3

ChBE 4763 / ME 4763

Pulping and Chemical Recovery

3

ChBE 4764 / ME 4764

Bleaching and Papermaking

3

COE 2001

Statics

2

COE 3001

Deformable Bodies

3

CS 2110

Computer Organization and Programming

4

CS 4641

Machine Learning

3

CS 3750 / PSYC 3750

User Interface Design

3

CX 4010

Computational Problem Solving for Sci & Engr.

3

CX 4240

Computing for Data Analysis

3

CX 4242

Data and Visual Analytics

3

ECE 2020

Digital System Design

3

ECE 2026

Introduction to Signal Processing

3

ECE 2040

Circuit Analysis

3

ECE 3035

Mechanisms for Computing Systems

4

ECE 3076

Computer Communications

3

ECE 3710

Circuits and Electronics

2

ECE 3741

Instrumentation and Electronic Lab

1

ECE 4606

Wireless Communication

3

ECE 4823

Game Theory and Multiagent Systems

3

ME 2202

Dynamics of Rigid Bodies

3

ME 3015

System Dynamics & Control

4

ME 3322

Thermodynamics

3

ME 3720

Introduction to Fluid and Thermal Engineering3

3

MSE 2001

Principles & Applications of Engineering Materials

3

MSE 3012

Thermal & Transport Props

3

MSE 3015

Elc, Optical&Magnet Properties

3

MSE 4020

Design with Materials I

1

NRE 3301

Radiation Physics

3

PTFE 2200

Structure and Properties of Fibers and Polymers

3

PTFE 3200

Yarn and Fabric Formation

3

Course

Description

Credit

AE 2801

Special Topics w/ COE 2001*

1

AE 3310

Introduction to Aerospace Vehicle Performance

3

AE 4701

Wind Engineering

3

AE 4370

Life Cycle Cost, Schrage

3

ARCH 6271

Healthcare Design of the Future

3

BIOL 2400

Mathematical Models in Biology

3

BIOL 4755 / MATH 4755

Mathematical Biology

3

BMED 3400

Intro to Biomechanics

4

BME 2300

Problems-Biomed Engr II

3

BME 4803

Global Health Engineering

3

BMED 4751 / MSE 4751

Introduction to Biomaterials

3

CEE 4225

Coastal Engineering

{only students who have applied to graduate will be considered for a permit; contact your ISyE advisor}

3

CEE 4330

Air Pollution Control Eng

{only students who have applied to graduate will be considered for a permit; contact your ISyE advisor}